i think that they are leprechauns.... though i am not all that sure.
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An Irish American is someone who has immigrated to America from Ireland, and families of those that immigrated here. We Americans are rather fond of those Irish, though, so on St. Patrick's Day, just about all of us wear green! We have parades in several of our cities to celebrate that special day, as well.AnswerAmerican citizen from .. Ireland...or of Irish heritage awwww nice to know that people like us Irish!! im Irish and proud of it!!
According to estimates, there are approximately 70 million people with Irish heritage living outside of Ireland, including those with Irish ancestry in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. However, it's important to note that this figure includes people with Irish ancestry, and not necessarily those who are Irish citizens or were born in Ireland.
Due to the amount of Irish men who are called Michael. I do not agree with the above answer - I believe it's due to the large amount of people with LAST names beginning with "Mc" or "Mac" . Those names could also be Scottish. If the name begins with " O' " it is Irish only.
I do have Irish nationality but it's not because my parents are Irish. I was born in Co. Mayo in 1997 and at the time if you were born in Ireland you get Irish nationality. That's changed now though.
Perry is not an Irish name, and as such all of those found in the historical record descend from English settlers of the name, mainly from the early 1600s.The Irish 'clans' are more properly referred as 'septs'.